5º – The House That Jack Built (Lars von Trier, 2018)
We will follow several years of the life of a cruel serial killer, understanding his destructive way of dealing with the world and with other people. ‘The House That Jack Built’ is undoubtedly not a film for every kind of audience. Its scenes with exaggerated psychological content and graphics are quite disturbing. However, we can say that the work has its interesting moments and a productive script, making the experience of watching it positive.
4º – The Golden Glove (Fatih Akin, 2019)
Controversial and disturbing in all its spheres, this film brings the steps of a bizarre serial killer in Germany during the 1970s. Here, Fatih Akin gives us the most subversive film of his already different and wonderful filmography. A film that divides by its unlimited aggressiveness, making the whole story contained in its 115 minutes of duration something secondary.
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